Recommend this place. The prices are fair, and the guy who cut my hair was really friendly and…read morecared about making sure I was happy with the cut.

Whilst I was getting my barnet trimmed at this humble hairdressers that sits right on the Seven…read moreDials, I was told Just Gents had been there for 21 years!WOW! Pretty impressive. Other than that I must admit there was not much that took place, during this 20 minute engagement, that is worth recalling. Basically if your like me; a man, and specifically one who does not want to spend much money on a haircut Just Gents is a good place for you to come, get your hair cut then get out. I'm sure if you wanted a super-mocha-wash-dry-blow -nip-dye-perm-texture redefine-super hair cut (whatever the hell that is) they probably do it here to. But for me the £9 cut sufficed well enough, and seeing as I live near I will probably come again.

Classic old fashion barbers with classic (quite young) males who cut hair for a decent price…read more Haircuts start at £7, a price that is extremely hard to beat in Brighton. When I stepped inside, I was impressed to find a clean and tastefully designed shop; along one wall are the barber's chairs, on the other side of the room is a small seating area for those needing a wait. The staff are pretty friendly, happy to chat about football and what other bits of small talk you can think of. The cut itself was fine; my expectations weren't exceeded by any means, but at £7 that was always going to be the case.

Occupying what used to be a former public toilet, the Cutter & Grinder has added a splash of…read morevintage appeal to the top of Norfolk Square. I bought a gift voucher entitling my other half to a wet shave as a birthday treat - brownie points and a well-groomed bloke in one fell swoop. Offering the whole knife grinding, wet shaving, classic cutting shebang, it's the attention to the traditional barber experience that really sets this place apart. Like a male-grooming TARDIS, the inside reveals a surprisingly spacious interior and a step-back in time with the lovingly restored fittings reclaimed from a 1920s Chicago barbershop. With just two chairs (authentic of course) and the owner on hand, you are treated to twenty-five years of experience and a history lesson thrown in for good measure. Forty-five minutes later my partner emerged smooth and sweet-smelling with what he described as the closest and most enjoyable shave of his life, complete with head massage and moisturising treatment. I'd recommend booking an appointment. As a one-man operation, the personal touch comes at the expense of a guaranteed drop-in spruce up. Also, the authentic experience comes at a price with the traditional wet shave coming in at £28. I would definitely recommend to any hirsute gents looking for an indulgent groom, but perhaps pop into your local barbers for your regular trim.

Flew into Brighton from the US and came across this amazing 1920's style barber shop. I hadn't had…read morea cut in years, and the Master barber cut off about 12". I couldn't be more happy with the style. Going from long hair to short hair is a drastic change, but the barbers here are skillful and efficient. Not only did they provide an amazing cut, but they were open and honest about advising what styles would best fit my head's shape. They recommended products for my specific hair type and I walked away completely satisfied. Do yourself a favor and step back into the 1920's with these hand-crafted stylists. They even touched up my mustache masterfully.

The Barbers on the Lewes Road, opposite AA Charcoal Grill, is a great little go-to barbers to have…read morenear you. A standard haircut is around £8-9, and the guy who owns it is a really nice guy, The shop itself is pretty modest, and sometimes its only the owner who is working, but even when that's the case I've never had to wait for too long. Things are clean and tidy, and the shop front window seems to catch a lot of the days sun, so it always feels bright in there. I love getting my haircut generally, but for some reason I find this place especially relaxing.

Really good barbers friendly atmosphere and worth the money all round happy with the outcome would…read moredefinitely recommend to a friend

Dens are places you go and hide as a kid. You build them and create imaginary scenarios where a…read morecouple of old boxes become a hideout away from pirates or bandits. When I was little and built dens, I wouldn't enter my ramshackle alternate-universe and say: "short back and sides please mate". Why would I? The Den is a tiny barbershop located just off Queen's Road. It is called The Den because as far as barbers go, it is probably the closest you're going to get to being one. I am a big fan of this lovely little lair. It is small, but perfectly formed with comfortable leather waiting bench; flat-screen TV; magazines and a single old-school barber's chair. Despite its size, The Den doesn't feel pokey. Like a den, it has everything you want and it also has the added benefit of being surprisingly light and airy. Richard is the dude who'll do your 'do. He's friendly and very professional and unlike most barbers in this price range, actually listens to what you say to him. This means you can come out with a hairstyle that you don't need to cover with a hat for weeks due to shock and embarrassment.

Franco is a great guy - very friendly and welcoming. The barbers is small (I think only two or…read morethree seats) and is usually so booked that you need an appointment. The haircut was also decent and nothing to complain about (considering hairdressers can mess up incredibly). I recommend and trust this place!

I'm not too sure what a Master Wheeler is (if in fact it is not just a grammatical error), but I…read moretook a risk and allowed the Master(s) to have a go at my hair. The cut came in at £9, a price that is relatively cheap for Brighton standards. As for the cut itself, I was pleasantly surprised. On the front of the shop there are the old fashioned barber's red and white striped props, something that didn't fill me with hope (Mum took me to a barber as a child and let me get hair cuts that made me look like a large mushroom). The gentlemen who cut my hair was friendly and knowledgable though, asking me how I wanted my hair cut and what I wanted it to look like. He pretty much hit the nail on my head in terms of my request, leaving me to depart feeling pretty well happy.

Iv'e been using this Barbers for years, all the staff have been great Never had a dodgy haircut…read morealways get a laugh .. one of the best Barbers in Brighton and value for money ,highly recommended

Only four people in my life have ever cut my hair…read more My Mum. Two barbers in Brighton that shall not be named. One of the guys from Male Concept. I've been back to Male Concept five times now. I'll be going back a sixth time for a half priced hair cut. Finding a barber you trust is a real blessing.